Sentence examples similar to has been given recompense from inspiring English sources

Slavery was a great moral wrong, but its primary victims are now dead and cannot be given recompense.

But there has been a small recompense (with the emphasis on small).

Hence it should not be denied the intended remedial benefits under the Act after the producer has been wholly recompensed.

And yet there has been little airtime given to the exploitation of family anxiety in the Christmas industry – an exploitation played out so products are bought to recompense for all that doesn't feel perfect, rendering many uncomfortable if they aren't in Christmas jumpers with an extended family, laughing.

Throughout the life of the project the local community has been consulted and, on occasion, recompensed.

Registrar Simmonds' ruling concluded: "I have heard mitigation from Mr Whyte's counsel that he is a young man and that some voluntary recompense has been made.

They have set up a fund of more than £100m to reimburse passengers, accessible at airpassengerrefund.co.uk, but as legal wrangles over recompense continue nothing has been paid out.

Those Chagossians wishing to settle in the UK or elsewhere also deserve a just recompense for what has been done to their lives and families.

Broadcasters may have to be recompensed and the European leagues soothed but, whatever Fifa may say officially, the decision has been taken.

YouTube has been a prime target for musicians' ire — who contend that the royalties the company pays them for streaming their content are simply not fair recompense.

Others, presumably a large number, might be given financial recompense and relocated to third countries, such as Canada.